“Took” (something from someone) (past) in Turkish
In Turkish, “Took” (the verb, in the context of taking something from someone, in the past tense) is written as:
(I) Aldım
(You) Aldın
(You, formal) Aldınız
(You, plural) Aldınız
(He, She, It) Aldı
(We) Aldık
(They) Aldılar
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Examples in sentences or statements
“I took these documents from the office.”
Ofisten bu belgeleri aldım.
“I didn’t take my sunglasses today.”
Bugün güneş gözlüklerimi almadım.
“What did you take from them?”
Onlardan ne aldın?
“Did you two take the papers from the printer?”
Kağıtları yazıcıdan siz ikiniz mi aldınız?
“She took a book from the library.”
Kütüphaneden bir kitap aldı.
“He took a piece of cookie from the jar.”
Kavanozdan bir kurabiye aldı.
“My daughter didn’t take any money from me this week.”
Kızım bu hafta benden hiç para almadı.
“We took these tools from the garage.”
Bu aletleri garajdan aldık.
“They took some A4 papers from the drawer.”
Çekmeceden birkaç A4 kağıt aldılar.
Related words in Turkish
“Take” (something from someone) (future) in Turkish
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